Fiscal Year 2083/84 (2026/27) SSF, CIT & Health Insurance
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If you enter any value greater than zero in the Monthly SSF field, the calculator treats you as an SSF contributor and applies the tax-free threshold of NPR 10 lakh. If the field is zero, the calculator applies 1% tax on the first NPR 10 lakh of taxable income instead.
Under FY 2083/84 rules, health insurance premiums are only tax-exempt up to NPR 40,000 per year. If you enter more than NPR 40,000, only NPR 40,000 is used as a deduction.
The total deduction from CIT and SSF contributions combined is limited to the lower of one-third (1/3) of your annual gross salary or NPR 5,00,000 per year. If your annual SSF + CIT exceeds that lower limit, only the capped amount is deducted.
Nepal income tax is computed on annual taxable income. The calculator multiplies your monthly gross by 12, applies all deduction caps and slabs on that annual figure, then divides back to show monthly tax and cash-in-hand.
No. For FY 2083/84 there is a single unified progressive slab for all individual taxpayers. The previous single/married distinction is no longer applicable.
The calculator recommends a monthly increase to your combined SSF + CIT contributions to reach the allowed deduction cap, and estimates how much tax you'll save annually and monthly if you apply that increase.